If the thought of mixing, rolling and cutting fresh pasta by hand doesn't thrill you, there are lots of machines available that can do the job for you. For example, if you have a KitchenAid, you can ...

Few things beat the convenience of dumping a package of pasta into a pot of salted, boiling water and having noodles ready to go in less than 10 minutes. Dried pasta remains a pantry staple of mine — ...

If you're a fan of Italian cuisine, and pasta in particular, you might have considered making your own. Shelling out for a pasta machine, however, it's not an inexpensive commitment, and if you are ...

My first-ever homemade ravioli, including the dough, thanks to the new pasta maker equipment I gave MT for Christmas. The pasta roller attached to our KitchenAid stand mixer. After decades of always ...

Nothing beats the taste of freshly made homemade ravioli. This recipe features cooked shrimp (or prawns) for simplicity, but ...

In 1978, I purchased my first pasta machine at a tag sale in New Canaan, Conn. It was a small, steel, manually operated Atlas machine, the type that clamped onto a breadboard or the edge of a counter.

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When it comes to choosing an Italian meat sauce to top a plate of homemade pasta, nothing beats a simmering pot of Bolognese. And nobody does it better than Italian cooking teacher and cookbook writer ...